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  • righteousarcher

    #1

    screen shots

    how do you take screen shots? i heard you press like, F9 or something but i wanna know..
    and does a good processor and RAM help speed up loading times on maps??

    please reply...
  • Koavauxe

    #2
    Re: screen shots

    Use FRAPS, I'm not going to tell you how to get it. I'm expecting you to at least know how to use Google.

    Good luck.

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    • mrbinum

      #3
      Re: screen shots

      Don't listen to the guy above me, for me it is PrntScrn located next to F12, and yes more RAM and good processor will surley help you load faster in battlefield 2. Dont use FRAPS, unless you want to record something.

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      • Koavauxe

        #4
        Re: screen shots

        FRAPS is the easiest and most reliable way to capture real time screen shots and video, as well as many other features without a performance hit.

        I suggest to use fraps because it will not decrease the in game performance of bf2 while taking screenshots, as the performance seems to decrease while using the in game screenshot function.



        Hope this helps.

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        • LT_SE7EN11

          #5
          Re: screen shots

          Heck yeah! Pressing "Print Screen" during a match and you'll wait 2 seconds or so. (wonder if there is a setting to lower the res somewhere...)

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          • Koavauxe

            #6
            Re: screen shots

            @LT_SE7EN11. Using FRAPS removes this problem, also be sure that you bind your FRAPS cature key to somthing other than printscreen.

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            • |CBW|Simon

              #7
              Re: screen shots

              You can bind it to print screen, just be sure to go into your options/controls/general and remove the screenshot setting by clicking on it and then hitting the Esc key.

              A good processor and ram will help, but if you want a serious speed increase, be sure you are using a 7200 or better RPM SATA hard drive. Your motherboard will have to have a SATA port to run this.

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